India-Pak Conflict: List of Top Safety Apps and Websites in India You Should Know

Updated on 07-May-2025

The long-standing conflict between India and Pakistan over Kashmir is once again in the headlines. Yesterday, both nations reportedly traded airstrikes and accusations, leaving the region on the brink of wider conflict. This comes after India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’ targeting the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. On the other hand, Pakistan claims to have shot down multiple jets in retaliation, leaving the situation volatile.

Amid the chaos, ensuring safety should be a priority. That is why the government has organised a mock drill for effective civil defense. To add an extra layer of safety, we have compiled a list of essential apps and platforms that can be lifesavers. From emergency response platforms to women’s safety apps and disaster management tools, here’s a complete list that every Indian should know.

Top Safety Apps and Websites in India

  1. 112 India App (Unified Emergency Response)

The government has introduced the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS), a unified emergency response platform with the helpline number 112. Every citizen can seek help via voice calls, SMS, emails, or the 112 India app and connect to police, fire, ambulance, and medical services.

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  1. NDRF/SDRF Portals (Disaster Management)

Government disaster management portals like ndrf.gov.in and SDRF portals offer real-time updates on disasters, rescue operations, and safety measures. It also offers critical information on emergency protocols, relief efforts, and civil defense guidelines with an aim to ensure public safety and awareness during natural disasters and other emergencies.

  1. Himmat App (Women’s Safety – Delhi Region)

Himmat app is a dedicated women’s safety app for the Delhi region. Developed by Delhi Police, the app aims to offer the user the capability to send emergency alerts to the police and trusted contacts with location details. It is available on the Delhi Police website.

  1. Raksha App (Women’s Safety – National)

The Raksha App is similar to the Himmat App, but is designed to ensure women’s safety all over the country. The application is available on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. The application provides women with a quick and easy way to alert family or friends in emergencies.

  1. WhatsApp (MyGov Helpdesk for DigiLocker and Emergency Services)

The MyGov Helpdesk on WhatsApp (+91 9013151515) will help the citizens connect with government services like DigiLocker for digital document storage, emergency information, and more. It also offers a convenient way for citizens to access critical services and stay informed directly through a simple chat interface.

  1. CitizenCOP App (Crime Reporting and Safety)

Yet another safety application available on Android and iOS. With this app, the users will be able to report crimes, access emergency contacts, receive real-time safety alerts, and stay informed about incidents in their area. The app gives enhanced personal safety and promotes active community participation in crime prevention.

  1. Sanchar Saathi Portal (Mobile Safety and Tracking)

Sanchar Saathi Portal (sancharsaathi.gov.in) is an official government platform that aims to help users block and track lost or stolen mobile phones. It also gives the users an option to verify active mobile connections in their name for enhanced safety.

Furthermore, the citizens stay up to date by following the official government and police social media handles, including Facebook, X (Twitter), and Instagram.

Additionally, users can also use smart devices to set up emergency contact options for voice-activated emergency calls.

Last but not least, users can use Google Services like Maps and Assistant to find nearby emergency services, hospitals, police stations, and more.

Ashish Singh

Ashish Singh is the Chief Copy Editor at Digit. He's been wrangling tech jargon since 2020 (Times Internet, Jagran English '22). When not policing commas, he's likely fueling his gadget habit with coffee, strategising his next virtual race, or plotting a road trip to test the latest in-car tech. He speaks fluent Geek.

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